Troubleshooting
You can go to Settings > Installation.
- If you are using Fully Local server type then click on Update SSL Certificates.
- Or you can change to Semi Local or use idevice installation method, you would need a pairing file and VPN for this!
Note: on fully local you need *.backloop.dev (the domain that points to localhost) unblocked or whitelisted so iOS is able to connect to use domain when installing.
You chose the advanced option in settings without knowing how to use it! Go to Settings -> Installation and go back to Server.
To free up storage, you can:
- Go to Settings > Reset > Reset work and network cache
- Delete some of your imported and signed apps
- Enable Delete After Signing in Post signing options
An IPA file is a compressed archive of .app bundle similar to ZIP file, Feather when importing it unpacked the IPA and stored it uncompressed. As a result, the app may require up to x3 the IPA file size in available storage for the Imported and Signed sections
Using local server for install is unreliable as you have to update it in order to work and its really slow compare to idevice
By using idevice you'll need
- a Pairing File, this can be obtained using idevice_pair
- a local VPN, you can use LocalDevVPN
After importing the pairing file and connect to the VPN, you can restart Heartbeat and its status will become green, that means you're ready for installation with idevice, you can now sign and install apps like normally.
There are many factors that caused this, most commonly are:
- You signed the app using a revoked or expired certificate pair
- Your certificate pair does not have your device UDID included
- The IPA file is actually bad or corrupted
If none of the above apply to your case, please report the issue to us as this might be a problem with the signing process!
